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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1968
Page
54
Dr Molner warns that extreme obesity strains the heart and urges weight reduction as a path to alleviating chest pains numbness and headaches. He advises a supervised weight loss plan and medical follow up rather than dwelling on worry. He explains test methods and cautions against unnecessary surgery and supports non invasive care for hemorrhoids and other conditions.
State Rep. Joan Lipsky reviewed upcoming education and welfare legislation for the next general assembly at Noelridge Christian church. Proposals include regional schooling for sparsely populated areas, reform of attendance laws, and expanding programs to all children. The Department of Social Services may push work camps for delinquent youths regional jails and shifting child welfare funding to state level. The mental health bill package aims at better local care for the mentally ill and retarded.
Fifteen Jesuit priests at Georgetown join Washington area Catholic clergy punished by Cardinal O Boyle for dissenting from Pope Paul VI on birth control. They say Catholics may be guided by conscience in some cases to use artificial methods. Cardinal O Boyle’s stance critics a serious problem in the archdiocese.
AP survey shows 27 of 85 responding senators favor an unconditional halt, 18 oppose any reduction, and 23 seek reciprocal actions by Hanoi. Dialog references Humphrey, McCarthy, Kennedy and Goodell as they weigh risks and benefits of halting air raids.
Conservative editor James Kilpatrick argues on ABC Evening News with Frank Reynolds that Agnew must quickly learn political realities. The program airs weekdays at 5:00 PM on Channel 9 in color.
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